Pants on Fire - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Three daredevil teams - Bobby and Harriet, Donna and Verona, and Zac and Jay - must convince the celebrity jury of Jimmy Carr and Scarlett Moffatt they've been successful in their daring challenges.
Episode 2
The teams must convince Joel Dommett and Natasia Demetriou that they took on a great white shark, got hands on with Leonardo DiCaprio and attempted to handle a giant snake.
Episode 3
Mel B and Kem Cetinay join host Emma Willis as they try to uncover the truth among the absolute lies, from stunt driving to a marathon and a pro surfing move.
Episode 4
Katherine Ryan and Maya Jama join host Emma Willis as they try to uncover the truth among the absolute lies, from Death Diving to walking across hot coals.
Episode 5
Jimmy Carr and Georgia Toffolo join host Emma Willis as they try to uncover truth among the absolute lies, from taking on the SAS to hiding in Emma's home.
Episode 6
Joel Dommett and Mollie King join Emma Willis to uncover the truth among the absolute lies. Did any of the contestants take on - and defeat - taekwondo champion Jade Jones?
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